There’s a popular turn of phrase I’ve been hearing a lot of lately — follow your passions.
Ah, yes. Three beautiful, magical words.
Passionate about technology, women's issues, art, fashion, and global politics. Though maybe not in that exact order.
There’s a popular turn of phrase I’ve been hearing a lot of lately — follow your passions.
Ah, yes. Three beautiful, magical words.
I absolutely hate yoga.
I’m sure my ancestors would be rolling in their graves at the statement (after all, India is the ancient birthplace of yoga), but the allure of the practice has always escaped me.
Namankita Rana '19 begins her first Senioritis column of the year.
Like most people, I am an avid Disney fan. I grew up on those movies, and the characters I adored the most were undoubtedly the princesses.
Things are not looking good for the Stute’s columnists these days. Of them, it’s the scandal-afflicted, Lady Macbethian columnist Namankita Rana who is doing the worst.
Disclaimer: Obviously, spoilers for Marvel’s recent release Black Panther. But if you’re reading this, it’s been over two weeks… wyd?!?!
This is not the article I would have planned to write today. But, at the risk of a total cliché, it’s the one that I feel I must write.
This is not an article I would have foreseen writing. After all, almost one year ago, I wrote an article critiquing the Women’s March, entitled simply: “The Women Have Marched.
This probably comes as a surprise to a casual reader of this column, but when it comes to films, there are few things I hate more than the recurring trope of the “Strong Female Character.”
The string of sexual assault cases hitting the mainstream media for the last month or so has been nothing short of a wild, horrifying ride.